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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-01
RAILROADS.
Savannah, Florida & Western
RAILWAY.
WAYCROSS SHORT LINE.

Al trains of this road are run by Contra
standard lime.
TINE Cam IN FffFCT DECEMBER
Passenger trains will Rave aud arrive d-ily
as follows,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-01
NICANOPY AND CITRA.

Steamer a >. Lane uIHk,s dHIly round tIi.s
on Lakes Harris End h sits. Steamer DIS
patch makes daily round iIIps OF Lake Crit
IN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-01
LINE EXPRESS


Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars, 10 aud from
ia, ksonNllie ana New York, also JaoksonNill.
10 Cincinnati Via Jesup.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-01

MN ORLEANs RXpRFss.

ATriN" LOUSY lie via l.. n n. H. n 80. d So p VA
I1lltnsn tufct Cars 90 and from jackson
Nille Hnd \ u Orleans, Via Pensacola snd Mo
Bile, ANA to aud from JApksonNil o ard Louis
ana Cincinnati to Jacksonville via Jrsupt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-01

Connects al Tu,ui i'm Pact Mail Steamer
from JacksDnNii. AMI - all points "a south
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03
THE GATLING GUN.

The Calling gun is modern gun
composed of six barrels, made to
revolve around central axis paral-
lei to their bore by means of hand
crank. AS each barrel comes op-
posite to a certain point, a SELF
loaded metal-cased cartridge falling
from a hopper is pushed into the
breech by plunger and held there
till it is exploded by a firing pin.
This gun is capable of firing 200
shots per minute, with great range
and precision. There are Two cali
bers of the Calling gnn in the Unit
ed States service, the 1-inch and
the Al Inch.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03

she had changed her hair from a
dark brown to pale gold, and l
spoke to her. TO my surprise she
entirely ignored me, never showing
by even the raising of an eyebrow
that she recognized me or the chill
dren. On returning to the hotel /
found that she was registered the
name of a friend Of mine, well
known society lady, whose name
she kept during her stop there.
Why didn't expose her? What
would have been the use? She
wore better clothes than l did, was
bright and pretty, and had gather
ed around her the cream of the So
ciety there. The probability is
that if had said anything no one
would have believed e."-Detroit
Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03
HOW MATCHES ARE MADE.

Nearly all the operations of
match making are now carried on
by machinery. The wood is first
sawed into blocks of uniform
length, usually one and a half
inches long, or the length of the
match. These blocks are then fed
into the cutting machine, which
cuts twelve matches at every stroke.
To make round matches the wood
is forced through perforations in
metal plates. The splints are then
pushed into Stats arranged on
double chain $50 feet long. On
this they are carried to the sulphur
vat, dipped therein by a mechanical
movement and then in the same
manner to the PHOSPHORUS vat and
dipped. Machines are also used
for making the boxes and packing
the matches therein. AS the con-
sumption of matches is most enor-
mous-being estimated at six day
for every man, woman and child in
Europe and North America-they
form an important article of COM
merce, and the invention of ma
chinory for their manufacture has
proved of great advantage. But
the especial value of machinery is
that it has SO largely reduced the
mortality caused by working over
the phosphorus. This substance,
when heated, throws off fumes
which can not be continuously
breathed without causing disease.
In large factories $4,000 boxes of
small matches are often made and
packed ready for shipment in
single day.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03
LAND DECISIONS.

The land department at Wash
ington has ruled that the mother oil
an illegitimate child, even though
under age, is the head of family
and as such is entitled to make a
homestead entry.
1t is held that a deserted wife
has the statutary right to enter
land under the homestead pre-emp-
ton and other land laws, as the
head of family; but the fact of de-
sertion of her husband must be
shown before the privilege can be
recognized.
1t is held that the widow of de-
ceased homestead claimant may
hold her husbands homestead as
his widow and prove up at the ex-
piration of the five years and may
ut the same time hold and reside
upon homestead claim of her own,
as the head Of a family. She does
not have to reside upon her hus-
bands claim, but is merely requir-
ed to carry forward the improve
ments.
1t is ruled that where an alien
has made homestead entry and
subsequently fled his intention to
become a citizen of the United
States, this subsequent declaration
will relate back and validate the
entry which would otherwise be
void. But the entry must be thus
cured prior to the attachment to
any adverse claim or right.
In case an unmarried woman
makes homestead entry prior to
completion of her period of resi-
dence, it is held that her claim is
not invalidated by marriage, pro-
yided she continues to reside upon
the land and complies with the law,
but husband and wife cannot hold
two different tracts and comply
with the law os to residences and
cultivation at the same time, even
though the house may be built
across the line and occupied by :,
both parties,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03
A TASTE OF HIGH LIFE.

Last season my maid of all
work asked early in the spring if
she might have the month of July.
said yes, not realizing the trouble
there was in getting help" said
prominent Detroit lady. GAS I
could not find a servant l decided
to close the house and go for the
month to one of the fashionable
beaches near home. While watch
ing the bathers the morning after
arrived, l noticed one, a pretty
looking girl picturesquely dressed,
who struck me Familiarity. AS she |
came near me I recognized her as !
my maid Julia, Notwithstanding
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY, IDAHO,

LAND O'FICE AT BOISE CITY, IDAHO, I
August list, 1887.
No,ice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on Sep
TENDER 18th, 1887, viz: William A. Warner.
who made II. E. II2o for the lot 10, sec. 81,
lot sec. ~, lot4 sec. Fl, and the ne 4 ne 4
sec. 20, tp. 5, north, range west. He names
The following Witnesses to proverbs continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said land.
viz John Mammon, c. |. Simpson, Thos.
Damon and Amos Winchcll, ell Of Caldwell,
Idaho.
FARLEN rEFLEy, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03

Old lady-"Conductor, l hope
there isn't going to be collision. I"
Conductor-"I hope not.n
Old lady-'I want you to be
very keerful. I've got two dozen
eggs in this basket"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03

The man who. blows into the
muzzle of gun to see whether it's
loaded or not generally finds out,
but he doesn't seem to remember it
long.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho

August II. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho,
on September goth, 1887: viz. Albert c.
Lillard, who made II Z No. 1858 for the n x
sw4 and 81 nw4 sec. Il. tp Z raw Is.
NJ He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and Gull
tivation of, said land, viz; George w. Ful
mer, Alexander DUTIES, Thomas Screen.
William J. Cuddy. all of Nampa P. o.
HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03

"Do you want a humorist?" in
quired sad-eyed young man.
"No, sir. What we want is a
humor rest" replied the editor who
was writing up the funny column
himself"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03

1t is said that the convict popu-
lation of the United States, not
counting the rogues out of jail, is
64,349, or one to every 900 inhabi-
tants.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03

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20 Chicago, Illinois,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-03

The balloon for the Paris exhibit
ton of 1889 will carry 100 persons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
e1em mnrFer gaemrtatem.

Nep Dort, %. Snli.-Eiele Der fri
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nit bem alligator 81 tbuu bate Der Dor fnrs
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inc" eutidllpfte. Der 6lii5tIi6 murse eiuz
gefargen unA in ieiHe iru5ere Sebauiuu9 juz
riid0eriett.
- Gin gertreter 6ss 6eutiten @eueral,
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ber Ioli3eiri5ter EenHa in 9rootlpn Trau
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aeben, fie iei INNER nod gSittue, aus Der
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fiou be3oqeu babeH. Der Bsrtreter 0e5 8es
neral RpRiulat5 bebauptete, Frau BaIsboff
Iei lett benz Sabre 1885 nit einem Btauue,
Raueus Sammid, Derbeirat5st. Die Fran
nuroe 3ur neItsrsH uuterUduHg oes 5Gues
fefgeboIten.
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mer Der g haIuppeus9adt p2oulia" luO be.
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aus, NO Fe Dor anter lag, beute init elmer
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fohlen uaO logger oas Satelmerf indigenous
men hatten. Der Iusflug musts Ioutt oer'
Idoben meroen, bis Die SadIt uieoer IN
Staub geiest ncroeu if. GsbetmpolBift
Dalton 6erbnttete i'm SerlauIe oes Cages
ZEN @rccsr EbOmas gas ouf ben 8erSeht
bin, on bsm 8iebfabI betssiligt geneen
5u ieiu. 9erielbe nurbe gsgsn 8ilrsF6ait
bic auf 3eiteres entlaFeR.
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benz ,ur 8isnea i9eH 9eHermerts Tabrit in
Gf. .@iHiamsburs seb0zigsR y9IAhbauleA
cine @rploiioH ita:t, ipeIae oas @ebGuoe to-
tai ;erf6Ite. Der arbeiter 8tteg @olomaHu
DOE gtr. 5l9, 9ranoarnBe, eriitt oIrdl bic
gEsloFon gefdbrIiAe 8rauonnnOen am 9opi
nn6 aa6ereu SorpeEtheileu uuO muroe mad
Dem ,,St. SatboTineu 6Oipitutg sebradt.
Der arbetter 9aiRrl6 gllQer BON 5fsg9lls
Hamsburg, Der lapere GoutuFonea am s0r'
per baOou tru9r pnroe uad ieineg g8o5uuug
iitergeiiibrt.
= 8bersie 8eutld, cine Btttpe, farE
beute abeno an elmer 8OFs Re0i3iH, bic eir
apotbeIsr on Der 2. 8Bsuue, Rameus Franl
Sart, prdpGrirt bate. Sart, nel6er eiueu
Syrrtbum bei Der Sereitaug Der 4rlHei ae,
meat bnbsu iOar iit 5eriapRnbeu,
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gte 8amtftadl IN eeavenport0.

GCa0eHportb, Sau., %. SuIt -lIeber
ben bier erfOlgten 3ujlmmerbrua Der oGitts
5ens' Sparbantn barrIdt bic gr6Ste Guires
gnng. Gm 8ieufag fur; uaa llbc Sors
mitta9s inmmeIte f6 eire btbte DieuIbaHs
menae Dor benz 9ebuube an uuo tpQrtete, oaB
bic &ant ge6Hnst tDsrbeu ioQte. Dies ges
i&Gb ie6cb nid]t, unc I'M II llhr Uoro 0em
Ru6Iiium Die 0tiytbeiIuHg 9ema6t, oaB bic
Banf nittl3uQar iol1sat itt. Spiter purOe
in Grfdbruug 9ebradll, OaB Ser grdF0snt y.
y. Glemeut5 mad bem Diem Oogr ROrbeH,
no Ct bOr ieoer @eIa5r Fder III, abgereif lei.
Clements bate bic 5tuSt bereits Sountag
Gtsno uerlnfsn Gtfern erbieIten bic Baats
beamteH eiueH 8rlef 0OH i5m, bnB er $22, 600
in gSGi3eUip5 oerlOraH babe. Der
9GnSe llateridlejf cin'9,isBIi6 oes baaren
@elce8, bO8 eC nit Ft gsu0mmer bat miro
Ij& aui $4,000 belauien. Sic 8lut bat
3um &et1H ibrer 3ldubIger ejus sQiFgumeIt"
9emGdt Clements bar, beDcr Ct bur1s
braEEte, @run,eigeutbum i'm 8ertbc uoa
$1,000 an ieineu Sdpagsr iibertca9eu, cod
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Ter &eut fro msifsrs arme @rbeiter pelhe
lgyssC ogH CrG5teu Gbeil ibIer &iuIagsu Dtr=
'jeyeH Der0gH.
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@riime gEaare.
Ser saseHcbE"s2 2aWiuSel tpieSer in so4er
GiatBs, 5si9tosts im Slpeu nrO gSeiteH,

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the Al ffebeu, ttOeoeu bic guubes6eb0rbe
unb be Eoli55i neuer6inas ben 5hmiuolern
euergii9 su 2ette aegaHgeu iiub. EdgIj4
laufeH &IageH EN- 0gB CIe 2au6 sifrltte IN
oeH iii0IidCH uHo mellidleu Staatsu nit Cir.
fulareH iiberanemmt meroeu, in pglaeu Die
airline 2Euars" ungeprtien nirb, uu0 bic
Uerludauofeu GHerten gtmadlt me-6eu. 90
qtEq Der Re0atttou Der yi.sD. Sts3tg." ges
fern elu Sriei hes Observation-Disclosures 40OIpb
RufioU aus alternate 9ouHtn BirQtuiau,
IN, in nelhem 6erislbe bittet, Elm ibn iibsrs
IaHbteS Girfular BON bicTaeu 5iaemebl-
idmiu0IerR ben betreiieuoeH Beb6r6eu BE.
butts meiterer D&aBHahmeu eiu(ubduotgeH.
ESu GemiclbeH uuroe oem @euauuteu Talids
Celb ,um getra8e bon $1,000 iuSS25O HuO
RON $40. Coo ~ $3.50 Oiierirt, uu6 babst aleib
RE STTerte gemaht, Uenu Or. RuGom fir
$4,000 Fulid9elo Iaufe, Tonne er Die u4aens
tur" fur ben StGat 8lrQjuieu erbalten. Der
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ied5s Sale Dor, aber bic Gngeilagteu befdH,
ZEN fih uGe gegeH Sirgihaft auf freiem
6uBe. 9n8 rUriiamfe Uiittel, ben uSdIes
nsbl"s sSdmiu6el 8u unter0rIdeH, beitebs 0az
rim, bnB nis Boli3et alien 5slfsrsbel'erH Der
@auner cas- SanOpert lege, uH6 eineu ener.
qiiden Erie9 gegen bic Bldse fabre, no bic
gtstsreH thTe 8riefe 6epoHiren lafeU. llu
bic gauusr abfafen 81 f0Huen, mIiie man
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no Oigielbea ibre Sriefe oepOuireu laiieH,
unb buun mile man ber 80teH iolgeu, Der
bic 8rieie abbOIe. geliHga e5, nit o!eiem in
has gieH 81 gaIangeH, no F4 bic Sauuer
nuibaten, banH ei aud nod 3u cOufatir-n,
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fen DerOeH, unb, rpte bereit8 aeiaqt, Die 80.
li3elbeb0roeu gr0Bere 4ufmertlamfeit aHi Die
8rleioePot3 OerpeuoeH.
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SelbfutOrpe.

gIeus s@orf, 20. Suli.-Der 8efaura.
tiCustod 6ermauu 6eimioetb BON gtr. 143,
SOrptbfraBe, peIher Ourd ieineu 6ang gum
Srtuien ielue arbeit Uerloreu bate, tam ges
fern abenO in Gle uutar ber gEameu - Ebe
Doctors" betannte Birtbl9aft ytr. SO, 0tls
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gebeu. Cine Smnae ipGter Ian6 man TIN ais
yelte I'm Gbort. gr bate Barrier Grin oerz
IdIudt.
Sefern Na6mittag fam Der beimat55loIe
Sames &o9ers in bas Eireau 6es 9rnnbei=
gentbumSbaaolers Seiurid 6eiier, SIR. 1907,
3. &oenuer uuo begub Fd uubemertt in ouS
binter oemieIbeu 9elsgeue 3iumer. pier
leGrt er SLGld9en, peI1es SarboliGure euts
hieltr uHo Ie9te fid oaHu auf eiu SOpba ME-
Der. Als Der gtnuu bemertt purSe, mar CT
berettS bemuBtlos unS ifurb aud, ebe nod eiu
Arit berbei9ebOIt msr0eu tOnnte. SH elmer
Snihe ben Rogers' Rlsioung pur6e Elm
Sriet nufsefuuoen, in neInem Der gtanu
ifreIbt, baB er feiueu 6reunO IN Der peItsu
gBelt babe uHo 6esbalb SelbfuorO beseben
moue. @r mar iriibsr aIs Sut4er BON Gbo'
mas Clifford, Scr. 42O, 13. Strase, anqcs
fteut Ine FSurirte ais promineuter 3euge in
benz @beidet6ungtprojes, ben gltfforb gegeu
ietHe Sran 0HgefrsHgt bate.
8. 9entuger, 81 Sabre alt, begtug beute
Selbfmoro ourd @ridieBen. @r lit ieit
eiuiger 3elt an Sirnermeihuua.
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0tehmdrFfe.

2outs, 294 Suli. - 9EiabBieb: 3u'
fubr 1900, BerieaeHug 24OO; Breile paris
iTten Srpii&eu $500 uu6 $4.25.-S@peiHe:
3ufubr 2800, SGrieubuus 500; Bretie 1a'
rtirtsu juiihen $3.50 uub S5.45.-Shaufe: :
3ufubr 800, Serieu6ung 2lOO; Bre,ie uaa
riirteH 5rpiIdAeu $3.1O uHb $3.50.
&bicGaa, %. SuIi. - 8iuooieb: SRs
frbr IL 900, Serienbnag $500; Breiie nGris
irtsu srpif1en SIPS nRb $4.65.-S9meiue: /:
3ufubI $4,000, &eTieubuug 5000; $reiie
1uriirteH 5piinen 1926 Iub $5.45. -
Sdaaie: 3uiubT 1000, gerieuOuag 800;
BTsiie oaIiirteu 5piiaeu $3.50 uHo $3.50.
gaf,2tbertg Bsuui., &c. SHlt. -
Rinbbisb 3uiuhr ia, SezfenouHg 95;
Breiie Dnriirteu JmiideH $3.95 uuo $3.50.
96neine; 3uiubr 1OOOr &trienSUug 600
Brsile sariirten 5tuiihen S5.1O HuO $500
&Gaaie: 3ufubr 1900, Berieubung 5000
Preiie 0urtirteu lUiid9eu $3.50 uRo $500,
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SranOansGaa III G6teasu.
GrI6itttrnoe Stenea bet elmer SeaetsSrun
aa fFiibeR @pr8eH. Vsbrere 1opts uHO
getIekte

CEF&tAREs
Gbicngo, %. Suli. - I'm 2.4O beute
nib brad in @briffiaH 6efferns SGderet,
gIr. 3l65, Ar9er Aueuue, eiuem 6reilfUdIs
gen Sadfeingebduoe, in 6eHeu oberen Stod.
perteu mebrere 5amilieH pohnteH, Elm SeIer
aus, tpelGent nIebrere Ulenidenlebeu gum
Gpfer fieleu. Die BOli3ei uuO bic 6euer.
pebr maren idueu 3nr 6aub uuo idafiIeH Die
8epobuer 6eS @ebduoes, 6ereu 0iele berett5
SranoDunoen srlttten batten ober in Soige
bes Ran4es bemuBtlos 9eporOen nareH, ia 8
Treie.
Die 3Weiiabriss Taria ErugO mar cine
2eide, oils iie aus benz breuHeuoeu @e6duoe
getra9en Dur6e, Die 8erlesten uu6 Bes
muBtlcien, bon benen mebrere niht 3u retteu
iino, betBeH: yIelion Srugo, aOele GrHgo,
yielion &rugo, jun, II Sabre alt, Deul
GruSo, Sabre alt, Gl3ie Sruao, ii Sabre
alt, Soiepb SIugO, 10 Sabre alt, fSrau BON.
ner, Bbiltpp Sorner, Sabre alt, uuO AEEie
&ren, IS Sabre alt, eine RofgdHgeriu 6ar
Scmt!te 8ru9o. Erau &rugO, melte Guf
Der Slutt 6lammeE einatbmete, 1T bereit5
lbreH BerleeuugeH erlegeH, uuo thre bier
iibrigCn &iuoer, jopie 6rau Bonner Uer6en
mahrihslnlidl sbeuflus ferbeH. Das 5euer
brad in Der &1dsrei in 5olge oe5 lmwer
fers zines nit fOden0em S9maIj getiiltea
copies aus. SsfierH uHo ieiHe 6ImtIie, ole
i'm Speiteu Stodmerte pobntsn, enttameH
uEosrlstt. 8ie 6umiie GrugO benO5H;e
0en biutereu Sbeil 0e5 3nelteu Stodwerte5
nib bic TumlIie 8onuer oa5 brittle 5tOdnerf.
gIlIiou Erugo Oeriu6te, ieiue BraH ote tbr
;peiidbrigeS jiingies 2tnO in ben 4rmeH
bigtt, on Cinem Seile aus Dem spetten Stof.
merle berab 3u laifeu. Da8 Stil mar Ill
iuri, uuo bic 6rau nit 6aru &iH0e biugen
iduaere 3eit, bon 6lammeu umriust, in oeT
Emit, Bis &apitdu &Open, ObmaHu Der
SprieeH Gompa9nte IL, al elmer Qeiter en-.
por fieg. I'M eiHeH Seriud 81 tbrer 6ettuu3
gu MAIDEN. BI0bli9 idIugeu ieoOd Siam
men uuO Gnuh aus Sem 9ebdu6e berauS,
nnb due 8rei ftirlteu barab. &apt. Goueu
if i6wsr, mabriteinlih t66tIid, Derbraunt
uuo bot obne 3wei eL 6tammsH etngeat5met.
Srau Grugo lebte Hur nod furJe 3stt, uu6
0ns Sinh mar bersits tOOt, ais es aufge6Gbeu
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Qlig6 Der gugrO3 StHittUaarau T,ruG
St0rm 6z Siu, iagte gaferu im uBooola "
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tenn Garleu, Uicgarj9le mo 5rsp Baareu
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&rag i1gta eJoIidl aus, oaB er, I'M elaeu
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bolttu, $1,000 Gil ole 8ertreter Der o8ooale d"
8Orce babe be5ableH miii2u. Der &oblsd-
bdnoIlr QbbOtt ur0 oer &efalia5ritau; yttF.
Sdrsioer Dteoerboltea bic Qusiagen, UsIde
fje in Bro5efia Dou g}C9oHol6 Uuo De Ba-
rygle gsmRdt uuo burh pelGe iic oereu uss
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sOgtn ilt bGute abiOIgt Don oCr Seri3ejoi=
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SPECIALS l'Noti}en.
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unO 9ouuer bsnatrttti3en gu fonneH, oaB ale
BicbIiOrscn, tUis fe uufsrs PreisGfe auipef, in
atutar ggeiIe gum ger'nufs fs5sr. Die Suspsnota
ruue 6sr arb,t, in ter Eata9sc sUu6s B, Die EoIae
ocs gyoubes pom Is. sui, Miro Ftine SOrttn ulfts
res WebIcs bsm g20rtts sup,6en. gBir 5ab;H in
gricotl=Gtp oie Batapscosg sg1abgs \ un5 gu Orange
@roUe Die gaEapsco= Uubfs c OolEinOs in E5dtaz
fait. @icIe b,tneu B1a5Itn t5nnen tdgub 14OO 6s
1900 6Ghcr WsBI usIern, ftn6 burape9 auslsraHt.s
ggnlsen (Roner,z zIa6rtn uno in itSer 6inNtt mas
ausraFung onbeIangt, oer FatapscozglabIe sbsu=
bJtig. Ia Dr felt mebrsr5u 5a9rsu Oleie Sret gu5s
len a6pedielu6 peTrusnSct baben, nm auftrd8s aui
-go,apscozguperIatice Obar anSers Sortsn ourb
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geftdits9ange an beittH coneenjyte, aus3uia9~sr,
10 fno mir lett IN Der gGse, aua 8eFelun3cn vOH
uriutu benifd en- oor 6enahbart,u aunStn gu effetz
tu'ren, uno ntrocn uniereu 6reuu0en fur Die EOr,s
bauer tbrer b.sger aus GsUteieHen CUNT Oanf5ar
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Bbitc plains. gE.g., %. 5n1t. -
Die 2Eittpe WnrB GarEeg, pelte aueiH in
einam 6iusaeu 81 g35tte YlaiHs uObat,
uuroe am 9tiuno5 Ourh oen pl6tli4.u
giHuitt eiHss Rauaes in lbr Gunner ers
idredt. Die Erau lag CUR 3etr auf eiHem
SOP5a, Der 8erl trat auf fte 81 un6 0erlan9te
gelo Don tbr. QI5 fe tbm erlIdrie, o0B re
fir tbu fein @eIb babe, padte Der SerI be
6rau, uub peuige SefuHbeH ipiter oerlor
6iesIGe ba5 genu5tieiu. gBie I4 beraus'
ftelIte, bate Der GiHbre9er bic 6raI dlorOs
iOrnIirt. GI5 ne pieber gum BepuBfeiu
tam, mar bar 0}auber, Der aur 9eriHge Beute
afmad.t bntte PntiInhgn.